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F**k whether JW buys back in, we can do without flip flopping traders changing their minds every week depending on whether they`ve bought or sold.
A nice steady rise for the believers will do for me.

I reckon that because there`s so much going on behind the scenes....and therefore should be getting plenty of news flow, that by the time they release the Annual Report it will not only be largely irrelevant due to being `out of date`, but the share price will be a good bit higher anyway, so any negative reaction will be bought into quickly at a higher price than todays.

On 2nd views it looks to be made by trader01, very well put together though.

See it.Believe it.
https://twitter.com/Tweet_trader01/status/1152875704478027776

Count the faces, eleven.
#ThisIsJustTheStart

Mozax, with BCN the final drop from about 17p-18p down to 11.5p was a brief orchestrated short attack thought to have originated on Twitter. I remember it well because I added more shares at 12.5p or so which got me out of a hole, and I ended up turning a losing position in to a profit.
Dev seems to be in a similar situation with a persistent seller(s) but its a different type of situation in most other ways.

Thebig, yeah I couldn`t be bothered to go through the registration process to download it, but got the point of the much longer exposure times than traditional display ads.

Bidstack
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We recently partnered with @Platform161 & @SUBWAY to deliver a really exciting native in-game ad campaign. Reaching your audience via video games offers much longer exposure times than traditional display advertising ??Learn more here?? https://platform161.com/resources/in-game-advertising-subway-case-study/ … #bids #adtech

Haven`t read a lot of mentions of the last bit of the Sanj interview on Share Talk when he was asked if there was anything else he wanted to say, he quickly responded with the planned Group (Chain) trial due soon, and then he finished by saying that `there will be other Group trials to follow soon` and that they will update the market in due course.
Infrastructure coming together nicely for the hypergrowth Q4 period, and no doubt some more details on the `company build` strategy in the rest of Q3.

yes trendfriend, and as I posted last Sunday `Look for his positive posts this week`!

No more to say really, just hope others recognise that he`s pro when he`s bought and anti when he`s sold...simples.

Dembitz and Gosling join Bidstack
Bidstack, a native in-game advertising platform, has hired Rob Dembitz as chief commercial officer and Simon Gosling as chief marketing officer.

Dembitz will be tasked with creating clear commercial strategies to further position Bidstack as a leading in-game advertising group. He has spent the past decade in private equity-backed media businesses, including EMI and Cannes Lions, where he launched Lions Health, Lions Innovation, and Lions Entertainment as global head of innovation.

“I’m excited to be joining a company which is thinking years ahead in terms of digital advertising and is devoted to reaching a rich, growing audience across the gaming ecosystem, enabling brands to unlock a channel that has been hitherto inaccessible,” said Dembitz.

Gosling will use his passion for innovation and vast industry knowledge to help improve the company’s positioning, ensuring that clients and partners understand the value of the solutions it offers. He previously worked as a futurist at Unruly, where he was responsible for leading the ‘Future Home’ project.

“I’m thrilled to start working alongside such a talented and ambitious team who are at the cutting edge of digital advertising,” said Gosling. “Through its proprietary ad-tech, Bidstack enables brands to reach gamers at scale, at a time when the gaming market is larger than film and music combined. New technologies, such as 5G and cloud-based gaming, are set to increase the already huge global gaming audience (2.5bn) exponentially. Bidstack possesses a tremendous vision for the future and I am excited to be part of a team where so much innovation is taking place.”

If you think being called a `small minded bean counter` is an insult you should hear me when I get rattled.
And if you`re using that as an excuse to not carry on discussing the subject then I take that as you not being able to come back with a reasoned response to what I have explained.
Its not a secret that restaurants can, if they want to, take themselves off the app temporarily due to higher tourist footfall.
Its also not a secret that the person that was concentrating on recruiting restaurants, Sanj, is now 100% focused on recruiting personnel, which is the right thing to do at this stage with the amount of bodies on the payroll. When the managers start doing their stuff the numbers of rest` will increase rapidly.
All you have to do to understand is look beyond the end of your nose at the big picture, everything is being geared up for Q4 hyper growth, so expect more significant developments in Q3.

1. Its July 18th, its summer season, tourists will want to eat food, some of them will eat in restaurants, some restaurants will see an increase in footfall, some of them will see that as an opportunity to make hay while the sun shines so they `unlive` themselves on the Bigdish platform....for now!

2. Bigdish are deep in the process of recruitment in several areas of the company including territory managers and technical experts, so take up has been slower of late because the team are focused on priorities with the bodies they have got.
Its the right thing to do at this stage of building a UK wide dining app/website, they have to get other things lined up to grow at hyper speed in Q4.
If they focused all their efforts on increasing rest` numbers at this stage just to please some small minded bean counters they will never build the company to the size they want it to be.....simples really!

drax, I don`t think we are losing restaurants at an alarming rate, thats just your way to try to talk down the company share price to get shares at a lower price.
Rephrase the question.

They have to offer 50% twice a week....wow! Is that twice as in two days, two diners, two slots...whatever it might be, so what? So the rest of the week they can reap the rewards of having bums on seats at 25%, 20%, 2 for 1 etc
Do your own research and stop trying to spin the lie that restaurants are against a deal that requires them to add a couple of 50% discounts in any full week, it wouldn`t matter a jot!

Scottman, have a look at the deal details on the app or website to get an idea of the variations of deals on offer, click on the `details` tab alongside each restaurant.
ps have a look at how many have `sold out` slots aswell.

Thebig, this one gives every aspect of chart patterns, indicators and analysis. Just focuses on charts.
https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_school

I`m going to correct myself before one of the eagle eyed well researched amoungst you does it for me, but it does come with a bonus!
I said that the 50% discount gets Dish a payment of £1, but having thought back I seem to remember that the 50% deal is worth 50p/person to Dish, and the 25% discount is worth £1, which sounds like the right way round. And there lies the bonus, because if you look at the app or website and click on the `deal details` link for any particular restaurant, as I did earlier, you`ll see that the majority of deals offered seem to be the 25% discount with some just offering that deal all day, and all night long! Which also brings in to question whether the main thrust of the model for filling seats at quieter times, is how all of the sign ups are using it, and some are obviously just filling seats at any times to bring in cashflow.
The freedom to have that control must be quite attractive I would have thought.

Just been having a look at some of the 39 restaurants in Bournemouth. Quite a variation of how they use Bigdish, from 20% discounts at odd times like the 6:30 booking slot, to another offering 50% for the first half hour slot between 12:30-1:00pm then 25% for every other slot right through to the last slot at 10:00pm....others off the full 50% discount right through. So its obvious that they are using Dish to suit their different business needs.

Also note in the fine print that you need to purchase one drink each person to get the discount, but you`re always going to do that anyway so hardly a deal breaker.

Just to add, the other part of the offer that you seem to shout the loudest about is this theory that Bigdish `force` restaurants into offering 50% off across the board. Thats also nonsense, and shows that you don`t actually research what you are waffling about!
If you took the time to download the app (currently 50,000+ according to the Android playstore) you will be able to see that the restaurants decide which time of day to offer which particular deals `up to 50% discount`!!!!!!
The deals include 50% off, 25% off and 2for1.

Its not like a New York mobster racketeering or protection racket where they go in their with a 1928 Tommy gun and say `give customers a 50% discount or the cutlery gets it`! Ha ha ha ha.

You`re either an idiot or a conscious spreader of fake news...which one?

Business model is 50% discount = 50p
600 bookings in one month = £300 Wow...Rtrump

This time your maths is correct but your understanding is all over the place.
The 50% discount represents £1 per diner for Dish, not 50p.
And the 600 bookings was for one restaurant, for one month, so even if you took each restaurant on the app today (114) to have 2 diners per day, so 10% of the 600 bookings record so far, it would generate almost £7000/month......4 diners per restaurant per day = £14000/month and so on....and planned to rise `significantly` as time ticks on in to the hyper growth stage.

Yeah definitely got a bug, he thinks that 960+60=1037!

Someone reboot him up the arris again...he`s all gone wrong!